Australian Work Health and Safety Strategy new digital hub
Safe Work Australia has launched a digital hub for the Australian Work Health and Safety Strategy, offering updated WHS resources and information for workplaces nationwide.
Where can I find updated work health and safety resources for my trade business?
Affects all trade types including builders, electricians and plumbers. Provides a central online resource for staying compliant with WHS obligations.
Key takeaways
- Safe Work Australia has launched a new digital hub focused on workplace health and safety.
- The hub provides updated resources and information applicable to workplaces across Australia.
- All trade types should check the hub to ensure their WHS practices remain compliant.
- The platform centralises WHS strategy content that was previously harder to access.
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